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tentseller Dec 31, 2019 12:53 pm
Recieving calls at a toll free +1 country code varies depending on the source of the call, pots, cellular, VoIP or others.

Subscriber has the option of deciding which source to accept calls from.

Some larger toll free rerouting services, due to their Infastructure cannot handle calls from certain sources.

That is why I have multiple ways to call and receive calls from clients worldwide at my +852, +1-855 and +1-416,+1-415 numbers.

moondog Feb 10, 2020 9:57 pm
Originally Posted by Guy Betsy (Post 28555381)
Tried calling all the 800 numbers via Skype and I keep getting the message "Calls to this number cannot be reached from your calling area"

But I have to call the Vancouver #.

:mad:
As others have said + or 00, followed by country code, is the proper syntax when calling from almost all countries. USA and Canada are outliers by using 011.

ernestnywang Feb 11, 2020 3:30 pm
Originally Posted by moondog (Post 32057590)
As others have said + or 00, followed by country code, is the proper syntax when calling from almost all countries. USA and Canada are outliers by using 011.
Taiwan by default uses 002, although you can also use other prefixes if you want to specify another service provider or take advantage of some discount plan. I believe neither HK nor Japan uses 00 either. I agree 00 is the most common, but there are many exceptions.


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